Polk High Students Named Royalty and Poetry Tales
Polk High School notes Marla Branting and Gregg Hanquist named royalty in school activities. Council discusses fundraiser profits, opts for cake raffle as a simpler treasury boost. Ann Widga asks for ketchup and mustard containers while packing supplies are organized for reuse. Fourth grade poets showcase word pictures created in English class under Mrs Hill at the Methodist Church.
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Marla Branting
Gregg Hanquists
Ann
Methodist Church
Hill
Albion Music Clinic Brings Polk Chorus To Albion Weekend
Polk's 53 member chorus directed by Holly Bailey travels to Albion for the annual music clinic. Rehearsals continue Saturday with a Thursday afternoon break offering a movie or a dance with live music. A mass concert is planned Saturday at 8:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium with admission of 1.50 for students and 1.25 for adults. Those who have attended before say it’s well worth the travel.
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Polk
Holly Bailey
Albion
Polk Royalty Nominations For March of Dimes King and Queen
Marla Branting and Gregg Hanquist have been named Polk County March of Dimes King and Queen candidates. They will compete with other area seniors for the titles in March. Branting is the daughter of Marvin and Mrs Branting and Hanquist is the son of Roger and Mrs Hanquist. A member of the Nebraska State Patrol Drug Control Division will speak to Polk health classes next Monday for both elementary and high school students, in a program sponsored by J. C. Trenerry.
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Marla Branting
Gregg Hangquist
Polk
Polk County
Marla
Marvin (Cotton) Branting
Gregg
Roger, Hanquist
Nebraska State Patrol Division of Drug Control
J. C. Trenerry
Calendar highlights from January with games and events
January events list basketball at 6 30 p m for Clarks reserves and varsity at 8700 g oeath Albion Music Club concert Saturday January 21 at 8 00 p m Assembly on drug control January 22 26 Goldenrod Conference Tourney at St Edward Polk vs Osceola Tuesday January 22 at 7 00 p m winner plays Thursday January 24 at 8 30 p m
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Clarks
Oeath
Albion
Clnb
Assembly
Conrol
Goldenrod
St. Edward
Polk
Osceola
Lunch Box Thermos Tip Keeps Hot Dogs Safe
Mrs Don shares a simple lunch box tip to fill a thermos with boiling water and let it stand, keeping hot dogs warm until mealtime without spills or mess. The method emphasizes safety and practicality for noon meals.
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Mrs_Don
Official Proceedings of the School Board January 7 session
The regular school board met January 7 with all members present. Minutes were read and approved. Dwayne Miller moved to accept the bills. Harold Anderson seconded and the motion carried. Discussed teacher evaluations and held an open public meeting on current school problems. Numerous expense items and reimbursements listed for supplies, utilities, travel, and services from multiple vendors.
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Dwayne Miller
Harold Anderson
Polk Progress
School Specialty Supply, Inc Supplies
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Xerox
Home Economics Publishers
Og Heples
Fisher Scientific Co
Nebraska Office Service Co
Co-op Oil Co
Plains Motors, Inc
Crees
Polk Oil Co
Dick's Standard Service
Polk Light & Water Dept
Utilities
The
Lincoln ‘Telephone Co
Kansas-Nebraska Gas Co
Welch
Snow and Names From The School Notebook
A fragmented school page lists multiple contributors from grades and staff. Names include Cindy Widga Gisele Anderson Paula Anderson April Nyberg Paula Wagner Brian Tenniges plus Robin Brazdia Leanne Lind Kevin Blase Reynold Merchant Shari Harless among short notes about snow and neat days.
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Gisele Anderson
Paula Anderson
April Nyberg
Paula Wagner
Brian Tenniges
Robin Brazdia
Leanne Lind
Kevin Blase
Reynold Merchant
Shari Harless
Proposal to shorten quail and pheasant season debated
A survey considers extending quail and pheasant seasons into January but winter snow and survival concerns push for a shorter season. Early returns favor a December 31 closing date, with Progress reporting results to the State Game Commission and a petition designating the favored closing date.
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State Game Commission
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Economics
N.S.E
Polk High School Council
Treasury
Albion Music Clinic
Polk Royalty
Seeennenes
Aeveere
Polk Welding
McInay & Compa
Harold Carlson
Reeceaves Eeasetsone Eeeercesase
Parm Chemicals
Polk Farm Supply
Frucking Clarks
Poli
Maury Newcomer
Gateway Realty of
Columbus
Cindy Widga
Victor Anderson CO. Funeral Chapel
Stromsburg
Gail Henriksen
Hampton
Town & Country
Dodds Home Furnishings
Blanche
Gateway Realty Columbus
Lydia Blase
Hamilton Manor
Aurora
Verland Widga
Bill Avery
Jennifer
Hastings
Dennis Stevens
Earl Stevens
Guy Blanchard
Grand Island
Orlie Milter
Parmners Mutual OF Nebrinsurance
Gee Leland Harless
William Collett
Bradshaw
E. T. Parminter
Nebr
Central TV
Central City
Motorola and Sylvania Sales & Service
Norge
Gibson’s Discount
E Ith
York
MABON
Bob Baack
Baeber’s
Bete
Linsay’s
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